Filemem provides a way to determine which parts of a file are being used. For example, filemem can be used to help scatterload a file by showing which parts of an executable image are in memory after a certain operation. After determining which pages are resident in memory, the program pagestuff(1) can be used to show the symbols residing on that particular page of a file.
The output of filemem is a list of logical page numbers, starting from page zero at the beginning of the file. The page size is the same as the machine-independent page size of the system.
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